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>>2223079
Transhumanist olympics... being about brute strength? Really? Maybe you do not understand what it means to transcend the human condition.

>>2206614
just playing to the general sentiment on this board.


Anyway, militant atheists may be annoying. They even may lack the arguments to back up their conviction (which makes them quite pitiful), but that does not mean that atheists in general are wrong.

I myself fall into the raging atheist trap too when i see people spouting things like "but reason does not apply, i have faith" because i see it as an affront to what makes us human... the ability to reflect, analyze and question things.

As an engineer I also see scientific method as the only method has has been empirically proven to be able to tackle currently explained things.


TL;DR: I'm an engineer and a vocal atheist, those things are far from being incompatible.